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NORFOLK, Va. AP 鈥?A North Carolina motorcyclist who lost a leg after a collision with an Amazon delivery truck has filed a lawsuit arguing that unrealistic expectations for the tech giants delivery drivers have led to negligence.According to his lawsuit, filed in Norfolk Circuit Court in January, Justin Hartley was riding his motorcycle in Virginia Beach on Oct. 4 when a rented truck with an Amazon logo turned directly into his lane,聽The Virginian-Pilot聽reported.The truck hit Hartley, causing fractures to his left wrist and left leg. Doctors were unable to save his left leg and amputated it just below the kn
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stanley cup device. The unrealistic expectations that are put on the drivers are fueling these negligence cases, said Hartleys attorney, Kevin Biniazan. The driver was so entranced in making his delivery that he did not see our client. Represented by Wilson Elser law firm, Amazons response denied all allegations and stated that the lawsuit failed to implicate a legal or contractual responsibility owed on behalf of Amazon. The response denied that Amazon is vicariously responsible for the acts or omissions of defendant Gill, while also denying that Gill is guilty of any act of ne
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